Alohi is a Swiss company behind two separate products: Fax.Plus for sending and receiving faxes online, and Sign.Plus for legally binding e-signatures. It suits founders and SMEs in the region who still deal with banks, ministries, or law firms that ask for faxed or signed paperwork, and who want to handle both from a laptop or phone.
Key features
- Fax.Plus: send and receive faxes online with no fax machine or phone line.
- Sign.Plus: collect legally binding e-signatures with an audit trail for each signature.
- Mobile apps and cloud storage for documents on both products.
- Team plans add multiple users, custom branding, and API access on higher tiers.
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Fax.Plus Basic | about $6.99/month | 200 pages a month, 1 number, 1 user |
| Fax.Plus Premium | about $13.99/month | 500 pages a month |
| Fax.Plus Business | about $27.99/month | 1,000 pages a month, 5 users |
| Sign.Plus Personal | about $9.99/month | 1 user, 10 signature requests |
| Sign.Plus Professional | about $19.99/month | Up to 5 users, unlimited requests |
| Sign.Plus Business | about $29.99/month | Unlimited users and templates |
Fax.Plus and Sign.Plus are billed as separate subscriptions, so using both means paying twice. Prices are in US dollars, so confirm current rates on Alohi’s site before subscribing.
Prices change over time, so check Alohi’s own pricing pages for current rates before subscribing.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Fax and e-signature from one company, useful where institutions still ask for both | Two separate subscriptions if you need both products |
| Entry plans fit a small business budget | Higher page or signature volumes push you up a tier quickly |
| Signatures built to meet the US ESIGN Act and EU eIDAS | Legal acceptance of e-signatures varies by country, so check for important contracts |
Alohi vs QuickSigner
QuickSigner, also reviewed on atlaspreneur, is a cheaper e-signature-only tool with a free plan of 5 documents a month. Alohi makes more sense if you also need to fax. If you only sign contracts, QuickSigner costs less.
Who it’s best for
Founders and small teams in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, and Morocco who regularly send documents to banks, government offices, or law firms that still accept fax, and who also want a simple way to get contracts signed remotely.
Skip it if you never send faxes. A standalone e-signature tool will cost less.
How to get started
Test the free pages on Fax.Plus or the free signature requests on Sign.Plus, then subscribe only to the product you actually use.
FAQ
Are Fax.Plus and Sign.Plus billed together? No. They are separate products with separate subscriptions.
Are Sign.Plus signatures legally binding? Sign.Plus is built to meet the US ESIGN Act and the EU eIDAS regulation. Acceptance in your own country depends on local law, so check with a lawyer for high-value contracts.
Disclosure: atlaspreneur may earn a commission if you sign up for Alohi through the links in this article. This does not change what you pay, and it does not influence which tools we choose to cover.
